What are the responsibilities and job description for the Industrial Engineer position at Ambe?
Essential Job Functions
- Creates & maintains Work Standards for direct labor & machine cycle times used for manufacturing performance standards.
- Performs time studies, line balancing & capacity analysis. Conducts studies in operations to maximize work flow and spatial utilization.
- Participates in continuous improvement projects & cost reduction programs using lean manufacturing techniques & industrial engineering tools. Results in minimizing operational costs.
- Performs work sampling studies for indirect labor. Results in optimization of labor and processes thereby minimizing manufacturing costs.
- Performs Capacity Analysis and related studies used for short and long term manufacturing planning.
- Performs research, testing, data gathering, measurements, or engineering analysis in an office, laboratory or manufacturing environment. Engineering assignments of average complexity may be performed independently.
- Independently compiles data and analyzes results for project or team review.
- Demonstrates increasing knowledge and capability as engineering experience increases.
- Designs, testing and analysis must comply with IATF and ISO procedures.
- Responsible for ensuring that customer requirements are met.
Qualifications (External)
- Requires a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, or Science.
- Previous internship, work experience, or knowledge of engineering, automotive, or manufacturing strongly preferred.
- Demonstrated knowledge of standard Industrial Engineering techniques.
- Demonstrated experience with Microsoft Office applications including Excel, Access, Project, Word, and PowerPoint.
Physical Requirements
- Job requires substantial time working in a manufacturing/plant environment.
- May occasionally lift or carry light items (up to 50 pounds).
- Job requires sitting, standing, and walking, mostly at the incumbent's discretion.
- Normal visual acuity required for computer work.
- Position requires exposure to noise, temperature extremes, moving parts, and fumes in a plant environment.